Poetry does not return.

Originally, the green lantern didn't return home, but stayed because of the turbid wine. It means: I thought about seeking a complete understanding of life in religion, but I stayed in the world of mortals because of my lust for turbid wine. It means that the author is tired of the world of mortals. He originally planned to escape into an empty door, recite the scriptures and worship the Buddha, and die of old age, but he didn't want to return because he liked what was in this cup.

This poem is from the seventh edition of A Dream of Red Mansions, the fifth edition. Twelve women in Jinling: "A blue lantern with an ancient Buddha is half a practice and half a fascination. The world of mortals sees through this life and is willing to accompany Deng Qing's ancient Buddha. From then on, the blue lamp accompanied the ancient Buddha and lived up to the Tathagata. "

The next sentence is: "The stars don't ask passers-by, and time pays off." It means that under the starlight, passers-by trudged, unaccompanied and unattended. This is the persistence of lonely life and the persistence of the world of mortals. With this persistence, with this persistence, there will be gains and will not be disappointed by the years.